Three gunmen escape state penitentiary reports
New York State Penitentiary escape splashed in headlines as lawmakers unveil broad retrenchment plans. Vocational classes for city workers win district approval, funding details outlined for three teachers in industrial arts. Evening sessions start soon, with salaries set and reimbursement expected from state allocations.
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New York State Penitentiary
Congress
Wiuwation
SYS
Istriel
Tate
Novuen J. Kollinger
Julia Connors
Geortze
John Connors
Normon Adinker
Charles Horimaster
Iblue
Cyan
Charles
Ats Lamblry
Mayors Discuss Industrial Democracy Call
United Press report from Washington on November 16 states Chairman J Warren Madden of the National Labor Relations Board appealed to a U S conference of mayors for cooperation in establishing industrial democracy. Madden spoke at the second session of the annual meeting focusing on resolving labor disputes and urging cooperation between local leaders and the labor board.
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United Press
Washington
J.warren Madden
National Labor Relations Board
Madsen
Mayors
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Auili
Tadey
DeScheweinitz May Lose Post
Public notice from Mariubeug reports questions over retention of official in Pennsylvania. Cabinet members and governor face review as they consider if Secretary Karl Te Schweinits remains in post pending confirmation. Continued on page three.
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United Press
Mariubeug
Karl Te Schweinits
Ihefura
Conve Hy Basle
Pennsylvania
Education board honors retiring members at brief meeting
Bard of Buccalins director Monroe retires next month expresses appreciation for colleagues and progress under Dr O F Bennett. Bennett also retiring. Finance head Deaving commends Monroe during final remarks as property committee to review East Wayne Street complaints and school shop wages dispute ends with a 5 to 2 vote sustaining $28.80 remuneration.
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Arleg
Monroe
Hye
Bard
Buucallins
O. F. Bennett
Deaving
Bennett
Werembber Gtu
East Wayne Street
Lleveland Athletic
Norman J. Edinger
Hatch Vocational School
Eolingey
State Commerce Head E J Poole Dies at 64
E J Poole, head of the State Chamber of Commerce, died of a heart attack after a conference at the chamber’s headquarters in Harrisburg. He was 64, survived by his wife and one son. Poole led the chamber since 1935 after succeeding Albn D Johnson, and held multiple posts including president of Reading Industrial Loan and Thrift Co and Reading Chamber of Commerce.
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Limites Press
Arrisburg
J. Poole
iReading
Btale Chamber of Commerce
Poole
Chamber of Commerce
Albn D. Johnson
Carpenter Steel Company
Reading
Reading Industrial Loan and Thrift Company
Reading Chamister of Commerce
Kidnappers Escape From Jamesville Penitentiary
Syracuse dispatch reports John J. Oley Percy Baby Face Geary and Harold Red Crowley, members of the Albany kidnap gang that abducted John J. O Connell Jr. in 1933, escaping today from the Jamesville penitentiary as federal prisoners. G men and state police plus local officers patrol the area.
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Untea Press
Syracuse
N. Y
John J. Oley
Percy
Baby Face
Seven Men Escape West Virginia Prison in Mass Breakout
Seven inmates escaped Grant county jail by removing bricks beneath a window and fled toward Canada on a state bridge route. Police scoured central New York as officers pursued leads, while Albany officials guarded O'Connell family members a powerful Democratic faction. Guards were bound during the escape and two guards were forced to help the convicts reach a car before a second van transfer.
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West Virginia
United Press
Pedarsburg
W. Va
Hay
Grant County
Canada
New York
Albany
O'Connell
Jim Mid
Daniel P
Edward J. O'Connell
Albany County
Hervert
Oley
Geary
Crowley
New York City
John Corbett
Paul Otk
Corbett
Corbet
Wellie Hilles
Eddie Hayes
Hayes
Syracuse
Preschool Clinic Held Monthly by Auxiliary
The regular monthly clinic for pre school children, sponsored by the American Region Auxiliary, will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o clock. A local doctor with Mrs Ota Harper will conduct thorough examinations, checking for disease or other ailments. Since May the first clinic, 132 children have been examined and given care. last month was well attended with exams from 9 30 to 1.
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American Region
Ota Harper
Midol Maby
Talany
Twelve Die in England Plane Crash Near Ostend
London reports twelve people killed when a passenger plane from London via Brussels bound for Lind crashed in fog near Ostend Belgium. The Belgian airliner of US Navy RN A Lind was lost in fog making landing difficult. Victims burned to death as the craft struck a chimney near the airfield.
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England
United Press
London
Wrniktonk
Brussels
Ostend
Belgium
Pioneer Gravel Company Seeks State Bid Recognition
A Harrisburg claim alleges Governor Earle blocked Pioneer Gravel Company from state contracts after a policy probe into the Elm gravel scandal. Receiver W. G. Baldwin says the company was charged 20 to 25 cents per ton for about 20 000 tons and seeks a court order for the state to accept its bid as the lowest responsible offer under the administrative code. The court set a Monday deadline for the state to respond.
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United Press
Harrisburg
W. G. Baldwin
Pine Materials Company
George “A. Earle
Dauphin County
Baldwin
Earle
Widey
US. 8
District Court
Dune
Roosevelts toothache forces appointment cancellations
President Roosevelt, advised by his physician, canceled all appointments in Washington due to a painful infected tooth. The White House reported the illness kept him from sleeping last night and he awaited treatment until 3 in the morning.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Former Corry resident dies War veteran remembered
A longtime Corry resident and World War I veteran, noted for business ties and community service, died after a period of illness. Born September 1, 1878, in Posey, Indiana, he owned a business in North Gipard, served in the Signal Corps, and was a member of the American Legion. Survived by his wife, Chase Har Tenth, a daughter Mps Hartley Stockham of Dillonvale, Ohio, a sister Mrs. Dawson Olu Stead of Washington, D. C., and two grandchildren, Nanny and David Stockham. Funeral arrangements set for Walker's Funeral Home North Gifted with interment at Pine Grove cemetery.
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Cory
Poayy
Huaia Eki
Awe
Ital Bt
al -Syeth Mundy
Mousa
Heath
Liony
Ville Hope
Eased
Posie
Patie
Yates
Northy Gipard
Gorty High School
P.O
Riks
American Legion
Signal Capps
Hebs
Chace Har
Mps
Hartley Stockham
Dillonvale Oy
Dawson Olu. Stead
Washington, D. U
Nanny
David Stockham
Corry
Walker
North Gifted
Lowlock
Olelovk
Pine Grove Cemetery
Postmasters Gather for Erie County Association Meeting
A meeting of the Erie County Postmasters Association was held at the Uta Hotel Covey with about ten postmasters present. Attendees included Mollywing in dinney the postmaster Tagies Sullivan Miss Placance Mettana of Wesley Ville Les of Milly J. O. Brakeman of Union di Andee Knopp of North East Allan Rye of Wimbors postmaster Nielauer of Bairview Tess Rick of Graft Max Davia of Waeksury MLA Keo of Albion. The next meeting will be in January at Wesley Hills. LeRoy Wiles was a business visitor in Nriyle yesterday.
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Erie County
Jyistmasters’ Association
Uta
Covey
Sila
Dinney
Tony
Tagies Sullivan
Placance Mettana
Wesley Ville
Les
Milly
Lage
J. 0. Brakeman
Union di Andee Knopp
North East
Allan Rye
Wimbors
Nielauer
Bairview
Tess Rick
Graft
Max Davia
Waeksury
Keo
Albion
Wesley Hills
Grant of Room Use at Junior High for Cafeteria
The Board of Education approved using the lower floor of the former Home Economics building to establish a cafeteria at the Junior High School. A committee investigated the Parent and Teachers Council petition for the extra room in Hatch building, noting about 150 children bring lunches and many parents want adequate noon meal facilities. The investigation found it may be unwise to proceed at this time.
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Board of Education
T. A. Founci
C. Ji
Aboop
Ura
O. Barnes
John W. Lambing
Parent and Teachers’ Council
Hatch
Hilttee
Narrow Escape In Auto Crash
A vehicle swerved across the highway, narrowly avoiding a collision. The driver and a passenger suffered minor injuries, with bystanders assisting until authorities arrived and the car was moved to a nearby city for examination.
City Council Orders Liens for 1934 Taxes
In a regular session last night the council instructed City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid to file liens on or before December 31 for all delinquent 1934 real estate taxes owed the city. The council approved several items presented, with little other business before the municipal executives.
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Blaine Kincaid
Wong
Unemployment Census Report Cards Delivered Citywide
Local post office delivered unemployment census report cards to city and surrounding families. Cards must be sent back to the post office by Saturday November 20 for those out of work or seeking more work.
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Saturdaly
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Bankhead
John J. O'Connor
Speier
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Atalimua
Pioneer Gravel Company
Department of Property and Supplies
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North Girard
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Reak Volkrl
Lex Revis
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Talweht
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Puretantase Levy
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LeRoy Wiles
Nriyle
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Ayer
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